We have measured the kinetic-energy distribution of the electrons emitted by the radiationless decay of the C₁ₛ hole of CO adsorbed on Cu(110) as a function of the energy of the initial photon used to create the core hole. All excited core-hole configurations created by the initial photoionization process decay to the fully screened core-hole state before the core-hole decays. The Auger decay process appears to be ``adiabatic,'' since both the initial- and final-state configurations are fully screened by charge transfer from the metal.
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